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ASQ — Announcing 2021 Performance Excellence Award Winners!

By Jean-Pierre Amiel posted 09/02/22 03:24 PM

  

The ASQ Performance Excellence Program (PEP) celebrates the accomplishments of ASQ member units. The PEP recognizes member unit performance that reinforces ASQ’s position as the thought leader in quality management and expands ASQ offerings to members and customers.

The ASQ Montreal Section offers its CONGRATULATIONS to the following 2021 Awardees for Member Unit Performance Excellence!
GOLD:

Technical Communities: Social Responsibility Technical Community
Geographic Communities: Greater Fort Worth Section, Hawaii Section, Saskatchewan Section, South Jersey Section, Toronto Section


SILVER:

Technical Communities: Innovation Division, Quality Management Division, Automotive Division
Geographic Communities: Boulder Section, Central California Section, Greater Houston Section, London Section, Phoenix Section, Vermont Section, Western Massachusetts Section


BRONZE:

Technical Communities: Aviation, Space and Defense Division, Education Division, Healthcare Division, Medical Device Division, Six Sigma Forum
Geographic Communities: Carolina High Country Section, Columbus Section, Edmonton Section, Evansville-Owensboro Section, Great Britain Section, Greater Atlanta Section, Raleigh Section, Rhode Island Section


ASQ is the premier global setting for individuals seeking to achieve excellence through quality, thought leadership, and best practices.

• A strong foundation in these areas is ASQ’s key differentiating factor, providing the information that attracts and retains Society members.
• The activities and deliverables of ASQ’s Member Units (MUs) establish and reinforce ASQ’s position as the thought leader and community of choice and significantly enhance ASQ offerings to members and customers.
• The ASQ Performance Excellence Program (PEP) is intended to celebrate the accomplishments and recognize ASQ MUs, including Geographic Communities and Technical Communities (GCs and TCs).


The PEP program builds on ASQ society-wide strategic objectives, minimum operating requirements for MUs, and the tools and processes provided by ASQ for MU leadership. PEP measures were first introduced in 2020 and are intended to provide an objective evaluation of excellent MU performance.
In spite of our many efforts, this year the Montreal Section did not succeed in obtaining recognition. There is always next year.

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